Callum Sutherland, Financial Security Advisor

How the self-employed can stay on track for June 15 tax-filing Some sole proprietors can struggle to get their books organized in time.

Business owners could see big tax breaks from Ottawa’s employee ownership trust changes Business owners could unlock significant tax savings if they sell their business to an employee ownership trust (EOT) now that Ottawa is making the regime’s key tax break permanent.

AI-driven scams target borrowers: How to spot fraudulent lenders AI-powered tools are helping fraudsters target Canadians with fake loans and offers. Find out how to recognize and avoid scams.

Canadians are quietly overspending on convenience Food delivery, grocery apps, and other modern conveniences can quietly drain your budget. Here’s why Canadians are spending more than they realize.

Six overlooked money habits that work wonders for your wealth Your financial life is shaped as much by your mindset as your math.

Hidden debt could be costing you more than you think Keeping debt a secret is common and shame often keeps people from reaching out for help. But this can get expensive.

The Stock Market Has Never Been So Good When People Have Felt So Bad Stocks are partying like it’s 1999, but Americans haven’t been this gloomy in 70 years.

What are my options if I get injured or sick and need some kind of income? A reader asks: "If I get injured, how do CPP disability benefits, EI sick benefits, and private disability insurance work together?"

‘Gut instinct plays a big part’: how human intuition and AI can reduce online fraud AI tools are helping to identify scams in their early stages and stop threats in their tracks – but the role for human agency and intelligence remains essential.

Are you missing out on tax breaks? Does an RRSP work for you? Your tax questions answered Star personal finance reporter Lora Grady and tax expert Jamie Golombek shared their top strategies for keeping more money in your pocket this tax season.